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Dear experts, issue regarding the location for adding chemicals to the steam drum of the heating furnace

2019-06-16View Original

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When dosing is performed in the boiler drum, which method is better – directly dosing into the drum or dosing in the water supply pipeline? Analyze the reasons :handshake
Reply #22019-06-17
The pressure for adding chemicals to the drum is low, but some chemicals cannot be added, such as phosphates, because of the desuperheating water; if they are added, scaling will occur in the steam pipelines; When chemicals are added to the water supply pipeline, the high pressure often causes problems with the chemical dosing pumps, resulting in failure to deliver the chemicals or leaks.

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